IMO the bigger news is that they're going to start showing the "Not Secure" warning whenever users enter any data into an input field on an HTTP page. Seems li

IMO the bigger news is that they're going to start showing the "Not Secure" warning whenever users enter any data into an input field on an HTTP page. Seems like a pretty reasonable move to me; since depending on what the purpose of the input field is there's a good chance users might have some expectation that the information they're entering there is private.